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One of the nice things about Siri is that you can ask the same question multiple ways. A single person might not switch up the way they ask something, but you c
by martingordon 15y ago
One of the nice things about Siri is that you can ask the same question multiple ways. A single person might not switch up the way they ask something, but you can use your preferred way with Siri rather than being forced to learn Siri's way.
From looking at Cluzee's (broken under load) page, it looks like you need to learn the correct syntax in order for it to work.
- saturdaysaint 15y agoI'd go a little bit further: the ability to "understand" a command stated many different natural ways is exactly what makes Siri special. This app is not much different than the numerous voice command apps that existed long before Siri. The author completely misapprehends what makes Siri state of the art.
- acj 15y agoThat matches my experience with Cluzee so far. Asking, say, "What does Person XYZ do?" usually gets an answer, but asking "Where does Person XYZ work?" is an unrecognized command. Allowing more flexibility in phrasing the questions would be a big win. The app has potential, IMO.